Match the column-I (material) with column-II (Magnetic susceptibility)
Column-I | Column-II | ||
(A) | Diamagnetic material | (I) | Small and positive |
(B) | Paramagnetic material | (II) | High and positive |
(C) | Ferromagnetic material | (III) | Small and negative |
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B
The ratio of magnitude of intensity of magnetisation to that of magnetising field strength is called magnetic susceptibility. It is scalar with no units and dimensions.
Material | Magnetic susceptibility |
Diamagnetic | Small and negative |
Paramagnetic | Small and positive |
Ferromagnetic | High and positive. |
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